China’s State Council called for stronger mechanisms to stabilise the capital market after renewed pressure on Chinese shares. At a November 6, 2026 executive meeting chaired by Premier Li Qiang, officials pledged to strengthen the stock market’s “inherent stability” and support steady, healthy capital-market development. The public remarks described a policy goal, not a specific new intervention package.
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What the State Council pledged
The cabinet said it would improve capital-market stabilisation mechanisms and make the stock market more resilient. It also called for steady, healthy development of the broader capital market. The available reports do not set out a new, detailed set of measures attached to this pledge.
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What happened to the CSI 300?
The reported performance of the CSI 300 on November 6 is inconsistent across the available sources. South China Morning Post coverage and a daily news summary put the index’s decline at 1.4%, while a Hang Seng Bank market report lists a 0.3% gain for the same day.
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Because those figures conflict, the precise daily move cannot be stated with confidence based on these reports alone. The State Council’s policy message, however, is consistent across coverage: it called for stronger stabilisation mechanisms and greater resilience in the stock market.
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